British Public Prosecutor Charges Two Men in Connection with Farford Base Case British police and prosecutors announced the filing of charges against two men in connection with the Farford Air Force Base case on Tuesday, October 27th. The British Prosecutor's Office announced that Mohammad Abdul Karim, a dual Iranian-British citizen, and Noman Asgir, a British citizen, both 24 years old, were charged with crimes against national security based on that country's National Security Act. The two are scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday. Mohammed Abdul Karim has been charged with providing assistance to the Islamic Republic's intelligence service, and Asgir also faces charges of entering a prohibited place with a purpose contrary to UK interests. Asgir was arrested outside the Perford base on September 27, as armed police and bomb disposal experts were deployed to the countryside. Mohammed Abdul Karim was arrested last week. Six other men were arrested in connection with this case and are currently out on bail.